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The Weekly Florists^ Review^ 



April 11, 1007. 



DENVER. 



The Market 



For the whole week previous to Fas- 

 ter the wi-athir was exeejitioiially Ihie, 

 wliirh was imicli a|i|ircciale(l ; not a 

 jilatil liad til lie w rapiicd. ('liiucli deco- 

 rations woir uji tu tlic usual standard, 

 some jieriiaps liettor than last year. 



liejH/rts on J'lastor husiness run from 

 ten ]ier i-eiit to thirlv por rent beltei' 

 than last year. It was more of a phint 

 Faster than vwv lieldrc and all kinds 

 of bloomiiiy jilanls sold well, the [lopular 

 prices liciii;,' .>• 1 to .+1' jicr jihinl tor Mas- 

 ter lilies and +1 to .+."1 nn dtlicr [ilants. 

 There was a ;^(iod supjily dl' the more 

 expcnsjxc jilanls. Azaleas were in line 

 condition and sold well at prices I'aufi- 

 in<i from .+.'; to .+ l(i. White azaleas, 

 while iKit numenms. a|i|ieared to he a 

 driii; on the market, Init N'ander Cruys- 

 sen sold well. Jlydrani^eas retailed 

 tri'cly at frnm -io to .tlo. J5ulb stock 

 was much in demand and more eould 

 have been sold. Particularly line sellers 

 noticed by the Park Floral ( 'o. were the 

 Kose Falcon and Kose Fuisante tuliiis. 



In the way of cut flowers there ap- 

 peared to be enough to satisfy the de- 

 mand, with prices good. Theic was no 

 shortage. 



Since Faster stock has come in jilen- 

 tifully, roses more so than carnations, 

 and all of good quality. ]>eauties of 

 all grade>* are jilentiful and business has 

 been fairly good since Paster. All the 

 growers, as well as the retailers, seemed 

 to be jierfectly satislied with the busi- 

 ness d(nie and ]\Iarcli was nndoubtedly 

 one of the best months in some time. 

 E. S. K. 



TAUNTON, MASS. 



Taunton Greenhouses report Easter 

 trade as the best they ever had. They 

 had several houses of fine Easter lilies, 

 which came in just right. Many of these 

 they shipped away in carload lots per 

 electrics, right from their door, and 

 cleaned up finely. All other blooming 

 plants sold well. Local retail trade was 

 double that of any ]ireceding season, the 

 call being princijially for pot plants. In 

 cut flowers, violets easily led. Carna- 

 tions at $] to $].~)0 per dozen proved too 

 high and moved slowly. There Avas only 

 a moderate call for any other cut flow- 

 ers. Trade Ijefore and since Easter was 

 very good and ^Memorial day trade is 

 expected to break all records. W. N. C. 



Fast CitKK.wvn 11. I,*. I. — II. P, Yor- 

 ston. landscajie gardener and flori.st, has 

 opened a store in the I'roiid building on 

 ^lain street. 



WHT NOT TRY 



Anchor Greenhouse Hose 



on your next order? 



PLANT BED CLOTH 



protects from frost insects, etc., and still allows 

 free circulation of air. 



Mineralized Rubber Co., 1 8 Cliff St., New York 



.Mciitloii 'I lie Koviow wlieii yoM write. 



Florists' Refrigerators 



Write us for prices. statinK the size you 

 require, the kimi of cut flowers you wish to use 

 the refrijjerator for, and whether for display or 

 only for storage. 



McCRAY REFRIGERATOR CO. 



558 Mill Street, KENDALLVIIXE, IND. 



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GREENHOUSE MATERIAL 



Of Louisiana Cypress and 



Greenhouse Hardware and Posts. 



HOTBED SASH 



Washington Red Cedar 



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Write for Catalogue and Estimate, when figuring on your new houses. 



A. DIETSCH CO., esi Sheffield Avenue, CHICAGO. 



U-BAR GREENHOUSES 



For Florists' Show 

 Rooms. Psrks and 

 Prirate Kstat«<t. 



PIERSON U-BAR CO. 



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Designers and Builders 

 U'Bar Greenhouses. 



Metropolitan Building, 

 4th Ave. and iSrA St., NEW ¥OItK. 



Mention Tlic Uovicw wlipii vim write 



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The Standard 



Ventilating IVIachinery 



Tli(> orit-'liKil iiKieliiiif with 

 Belf-olliii^r cui)H. Tlicmost 

 powcrl'u), Ic.'iHt compli- 

 cated, vcr.v compact with 

 ease of opcratluu. 



The New Duplex Gutter 



Over six miles in use and 

 liitrhlv rt'coiiimcndccl l)y 

 all. The oiil.v DRIP PROOF 

 gutter on the market. 



The Standard Return Steam Trap 



It has no equal for simplicity 

 or its working. Catalogue free. 



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The Review when .von write. 



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NEW WOLF ROLLER BEARING PIPE 



and improved 

 cable vcntilatinK 

 machines arc the 

 most powerful on 

 the market. Send 

 for cataloRue. 



The Wolf 

 Machine Co. 



Dayton, O. 



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Evans' Improved 

 Gliallenge Ventilating 



Write for 

 Illastrated 

 Catalogue. 



Apparatus. 



Quaker City Machine Works 



KICHMOND. IND. 



Standard Pumping Engines 



Our deep well machine 

 pumps water from a well of 

 any depth. 



Write for catalogue. 



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 Engine Co. 



CLEVELAND, OHIO. 



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